Whether it's with your boss, partner, or friend, tough conversations are unavoidable. This episode unpacks how to face them with clarity, empathy, and confidence.

In Grit, psychologist Angela Duckworth reveals that passion and perseverance, not talent, are the true predictors of success. This episode unpacks what grit looks like and how you can cultivate it.

In Ha!, cognitive neuroscientist Scott Weems explores the fascinating mechanics behind laughter, what it says about our brains, emotions, and social lives. This episode uncovers why humour isn’t just silly, but deeply human.

Models flips the script on traditional dating advice. Mark Manson argues that true attraction isn’t about tactics or tricks, it’s about becoming a better, more honest version of yourself.

Why wait for retirement? Tim Ferriss argues you can live the life you want now, by eliminating busywork, automating income, and focusing only on what truly matters. A must-listen for digital nomads and dreamers alike.

In How to Be Funny, veteran comedy writer Jon Macks shows that humour isn’t just talent, it’s technique. This episode explores how to build jokes, punch up stories, and turn awkward silences into applause.

Why do we fight with the people we love most? In this episode, we explore Sue Johnson’s groundbreaking work on attachment and how to build deep, lasting emotional connection.

The God Delusion challenges one of humanity’s oldest institutions through the lens of science and reason. In this episode, we explore Dawkins’ core thesis: That belief in God is not only unnecessary, but potentially harmful in modern society.

This isn’t about reps and sets, it’s about the mindset behind them. The Little Black Book of Workout Motivation is your no-BS guide to staying consistent, focused, and fired up.

Overwhelmed by goals, tasks, and distractions? The One Thing shows how to cut through the clutter. In this episode, learn how small, focused actions can compound into huge success across your career, health, and relationships.